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EngineeringUK (EUK Education) bursary for Neon activities: can it pay for a STEM workshop?
Short answer
Can pay for a workshop
ClosedClosed 20 July 2026
The school applies itself, and EUK's own page says the bursary can be used on the direct cost of any Neon quality-assured activity, transport, staff cover or kit. Hyett is listed as a Neon provider, so an eligible school can put the bursary toward a Hyett session when the scheme is open.
Checked on the funder's website on 10 November 2026. View the funder's page (eukeducation.org.uk)
How to use it for a workshop
When the scheme reopens, eligible secondary and SEND schools can apply and use the £700 towards the direct cost of a Neon-listed Hyett workshop, plus transport or staff cover if needed.
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Key facts
- What it is
- A £700 bursary from EngineeringUK for secondary and SEND schools to put towards any Neon quality-assured STEM enrichment activity, including a Hyett-listed session. The 2026 round closed on 20 July 2026.
- Next round
- EUK says schools can sign up to its newsletter to hear when bursaries reopen. No reopening date is given.
- Amount
- £700 for schools with students aged 11+
- Who can apply
- SchoolSecondary and special schools with students aged 11+ that meet EUK Education's priority schools criteria apply directly. In all-through schools the bursary is for the secondary phase.
- Phases
- Secondary, Special
- Where
- England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland
- Funder
- EngineeringUK (EUK Education)